Hi,

 

May I know if the iDRAC is still accessible via IP? If yes, try to do a soft reset at it's GUI.

 

Are you able to ping the iDRAC IP and not able to access iDRAC GUI, try SSH to the iDRAC IP and do a racadm reset: https://dell.to/3hUNPkS

 

If it does not work, do a hard reset following the guide above.

 

Let me know the outcome. 

Hi I can't access the GUI, the port in the iDRAC interface no is linking , I get the same screen error I have windows 10, I can do the hard reset?

Hi,

 

I am not understanding you, about interface no is linking and same screen error you have windows 10. Are you saying that you're using a Windows 10 system to reset the server's iDRAC? Yes you can, you need putty to SSH into the iDRAC. Though, I need to know if you're able to ping the iDRAC?

I don't know what the iDRAC ip is, I lost my notes files.
How can I get the IP you have configured?
Nothing comes out on the front panel, the screen turns blue and the notification button remains blue.
The server has an RJ-45 interface called iDRAC, I connected a network cable there but it does not blink when the server starts up or when I enter the settings with F2, that's what I mean.
Unplug the power cable, press the power button for 30 seconds without results, I read this online.
If my desktop is Windows 10, what can I do from here?
Server = T620
OS = Vmware Vsphere ESXi 6.5
iDRAC = 7
Please I would appreciate any suggestions, sorry if I cannot express myself well beforehand.

Hi,

 

Are you still able to access to the OS? If yes, you can install OMSA to gather some information from the server: https://dell.to/3jI6l0s

 

 

OK I'm Going to install the bundle, I will let you know the results

WilliamsMax,

 

Power issues are the typical reason an iDRAC will fail to initialize. Unsupported or failed hardware in the system is another common cause.

 

Now after reading I see that you pulled the power cables and drained the flea power, but after doing so did you wait 2 minutes after you installed the power cables, before you powered the server? I ask as that time allows the iDrac to initialize before starting the server. 

 

If that does not resolve the issue then draining flea power, clearing NVRAM, and taking the system to minimum-to-POST are basic troubleshooting steps that should be performed.

 

Normally if you are able to boot to an operating system then you can try flashing the iDRAC/LCC firmware. If it will not perform a flash then you can try updating the system BIOS and then try the iDRAC update again. Now since you have ESXi you can't update from the OS, so I would suggest doing so from the Platform Specific Bootable ISO found here. 

 

If you are unable to resolve the issue then the most likely part to replace would be the system board, as the iDRAC is integrated into the system board.

 

Let me know what you see.

 

 

Hi

 

I Installed the .vib file on my vsphere, what is the nex step? please any suggestion.

 

Thanks

Hi friend

To begin by saying, I am new to troubleshooting DELL hardware, but if there is a guide to follow and perform procedures, I can do it.
I'm a bit confused, the first answer tells me about the colleague @DELL-Joey C  telling me to install a file on the ESXi, I already did it, now I don't know what to do next.

Now I understand there is another alternative from what you tell me, I am going to switch off and wait 2 min again.

To contextualize, I am at this point, I press F1 and manage to access the ESXi, the fans sound very loud, I can start the virtual machines but obviously this is annoying.
What do I do from now on?
1- You tell me to delete the NVRAM, how do I do that?
2- Start at minimum POST, which devices should I only connect
3-I am downloading the bootalber ISO.

What happened next? sorry for the inconvenience, I hope you can help me